Emily Sibley Watson (née Sibley; May 10, 1855 – February 8, 1945) was a Rochester, New York philanthropist and patron of the arts. Youngest child of Western ...

Emily Sibley Watson (1855-1945) contributed much to the enrichment of the city's cultural life through her generosity as a patron of art and music.

One warm spring afternoon sometime around 1906, Rochester arts patron Emily Sibley Watson heard a young David Hochstein practicing violin through an open ...

2 июн. 2020 г. · Emily Sibley Watson (1855–1945) ... Founder of the University of Rochester's Memorial Art Gallery. Philanthropist and patron of the arts in ...

Emily Sibley Watson ... Daughter of Hiram Sibley, founder of Western Union. She married twice, first to Isaac Seymour ("Ike") Averell. They had two children, ...

She died February 8,. 1945 at her home at 11 Prince Street (now 9 Prince Street) and lies at Mount. Hope with her husband, her parents, and two of her three ...

Elizabeth Sibley dies. 1903. Emily Sibley Watson's mother, Elizabeth Sibley, died on July 11th, 1903, one month shy of her 88th birthday.

20 дек. 2014 г. · The story of Emily Sibley Watson (1855-1945) is being told again in timeline form on the website of Rochester's Memorial Art Gallery, the ...

Emily Sibley Watson was a Rochester grand dame who lives on in most people's imaginations, if she lives on at all, as a staid and starchy dowager.

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Опубликовано: 16 мар. 2021 г.